KENNEDY, Thomas, minister at PERTHI, General Assembly of 1618,
Lasswade, 416.
Kirton, James, minister at Rotter- Presbyery established in the Church
dam, 484.
at the Revolution, 447.
LANARK, the Covenant renewed at, QUAKERS, their delusions, 191, 192.
in 1666, 379.
Law, James, Archbishop of Glas-
gow, 6.
Livingston, John, minister at An-
crum, his testimony to the char-
acter of William Guthrie, 8, 12,
52.
REFORMATION of religion sealed by
the blood of its martyrs, 485.
Renwick, James, 399, 400, 420.
Luther on the Galatians referred Rogers, John, minister of Dedham
to, 305.
NISBET, John, in Hardhill, relation
of his life and sufferings, 371-409;
his ancestry, 377, 378; swore the
Solemn League and Covenant at
Scoon in 1650, 379; his zeal in
the cause of the Covenanters, ib.;
distinguished himself at the bat-
tles of Pentland, Drumclog, and
Bothwell, 380; family bereave-
ments, 381, 382; his wanderings
and sufferings, 383-385; is taken
prisoner, his examination before
the Council at Edinburgh, 385-
388; sentence of death passed
on him, 388; his last and dying
testimony, 390-407; his behav-
iour on the scaffold, 407-409.
OWEN, Dr John, his character of
Guthrie's "Trial of a Saving
Interest in Christ," 55.
Rutherford, Samuel, Professor of
Divinity in the University of St
Andrews, 9, 35, 53, 64, 136.
SHEPHERD'S "Sound Believer,"
113, 139, 144, 157, 168; his
"Sincere Convert," 115.
Skinner, Lewis, minister at Brech-
in, 49.
Spotswood, Archbishop, 7.
Stevenson, John, his "Comforting
Cordial for Christians," 411-477;
experiences in his pilgrimage,
416; discouragements he had to
contend with, 419; he bewails
the degeneracy of the times, 419,
420; his deep sense of redeeming
love, and of man's recovery from
his lost estate, 421, 422; praise
to God for deliverance from
trouble, 423, 424; afflictions and
temptations, 424-435; remark-
able providences and returns of
prayer, 435; his preservation
after the battle of Bothwell, 437;
providential deliverances from
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